Alabama Baptists might recognize a little bit of themselves in the Hutsul people who call the Carpathian Mountains in western Ukraine home. The Hutsuls are
It’s a recurring scenario in America’s Christian congregations. As members grapple with their church’s future — eager to increase attendance or renew spiritual energy —
Aaron Blanton rubs the sleep from his eyes as he slides from his bunk on an overnight train to Patna, India. The trip, scheduled at
Ministers of the gospel know that they are not called to success, but to faithfulness. As Paul asserts in 1 Corinthians 3, we may plant
The national Woman's Missionary Union has announced myMISSION, a new, primarily web-based organization for young adult women in missions. Jean Roberson, national WMU ministry consultant,
Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarkhani has been acquitted of apostasy and released, ending a saga that drew international attention and saw him spend more than 1,000
By Leanna Callaway When musician Brian “Head” Welch left the heavy metal band Korn in 2005, the announcement triggered significant speculation as people wondered what
OTTAWA, Canada — Canada’s leading doctors association has approved a resolution that says an unborn child does not become a human being until it is
